Chemistry, asked by thedevnagpal, 1 year ago

In Law of Multiple Proportions, there is a term called 'Simple Ratio' . What does that term means..? Give Example please.

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Answered by QUANTUM900

SIMPLE RATIO MEANS THAT THE RATIO ARE OF SMALL WHOLE NUMBERS.

thedevnagpal: Ok, thanks.. But simple ratio must be consecutive or next to consecutive. For example 2:3, 1:3, etc. is it necessary or even 5:29 is a simple ratio..?

QUANTUM900: Good question but its not necessary to be im consecutive because its a ratio of weights and should not have much difference like 5:29

QUANTUM900: *in

thedevnagpal: ok, u mean small numbers with small differences. and not weight, it'll be mass. thanks dude :)

QUANTUM900: In chemistry both mass and weight are considered same only.

QUANTUM900: your welcome

thedevnagpal: probably you're right, but term mass is used more. thanks, will mark u brainliest..✌️

QUANTUM900: thanks

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